there's also a lot of compatibility with microsoft.e excited about what we bring to the table and we think we have a compelling offer for customers. caroline: is that how you win out? is that the usp that you have such deeply integrated projects that they will go with what they know? >> i think customers are looking for one less app, one less window, wherever they can get away with it. we are looking for things that work together. that is both for the people using these applications as well as i.t. we think we have a great value proposition with office 365, really designed to be a universal toolkit for customers and address a broad range of needs they have across their company. caroline: do you think slack will exist in the next couple of years? >> i don't know. that's a good question. i do feel really good about what we have to offer and what we bring to the table. as iustomer response, said, has been really remarkable. it surpassed even my expectations. i'm excited for what the future holds with teams and office 365. caroline: you ar

how they are taking it on. >> microsoft was joining the chat world. this program has been in preview mode. it is available in 181 markets. they look to challenge slack and google hangout for corporate customers. ofhave the senior director modern collaboration. >> absolutely. there excited about microsoft and it brings together the teams need to get work done. organizations are using it. can you give numbers? have organizations that were gamutit and that runs the from the small customer to the large customer. we have large customers across the americas and into europe and africa. here is the demand. there are facts like accenture. and the demand in response seems to be impressive. and he saysto i.t. that he is using it and loving it. it does not seem to be phased out. are they slowly pushing them out? there is one onto teams and the customers tell us is excel powerpoint and they love the security and compliance manageability. again, really excited and we think we have a compelling offer for our customers. that how you have such great integrated product

. 69% of analysts rate microsoft a buy.sts rate microsoft a buy. a big uptick. >> josh lipton in san francisco. >> let's bring in alex zuko. the highest on the street. good to have you here, alex. you saw -- it's so interesting looking at the performance, huge growth obviously under bill gates. then ballmer gets in there and they struggle to find themselves. what's the next thing they're going to do. nadella now focused on the cloud. are we looking at a company that we all know from our desktop pcs is going to be a cloud computing company in the future? >> yeah, i think that it is and i think that the opportunity is still fairly nascent. i think that microsoft really credits satya nadella has done rebirthing that company in the cloud world, both internally and externally the way they interact with customers. i think there's a tremendous opportunity as more enterprise work loads move to the cloud the things that you can do once they are there from an a.i. perspective, from an internet of things perspective, there's a tremend

. >> we have microsoft hitting a new high. >> i don't think microsoft valuation is out of hand.on't think oracle is out of hand. >> or apple. >> it's definitely the haves and the have nots from a valuation perspective. you can look at netflix and say that is a pretty heavy valuation. everything has to hit on all cylinders. >> amazon also i think that's also true. >> the questions are not just tech. we were talking amazon, amazon is not tech. half a fact, meaning, you use large cap things that are prevailing that are independent of the economy are maybe overdone to some extent. so it's tech as a sector, it's also some of the names individually that come a long way. >> quickly, in terms of netflix, know, can we give them? maybe they are playing a long game, they're not focused on the quarter to quarter the fact that they are burning cash admittedly so. maybe they're in there for a ten-year plan. right now it's a land grab. they havep or 8% globally. think about it. if they double that, being that they've become so although i hear you on the netflix valuation, it's crazy. maybehey'

something we saw with microsoft not long ago. microsoft did shatter it a few months ago. that is ahead for oracle. caroline: we are going to be bringing sound from the oracle c.e.o. in a moment. you mentioned tesla as well. this is a top player in the nasdaq. big news this week. what has been the investor reaction to the stock conference? >> earlier today, i did read from kevin the big news is what you're talking about. the capital raised, $1.4 billion. the fact it will not dilute shares. investors like this. it gives investors confidence the model 3 will hit production on time. he makes the point we could see back funding in 2018. he does not think this is the first capital raise. overall, this stock is on fire. we take a look at the bloomberg. this is a longer-term chart. we see the stock trading in a major range. from the ipo in 2010, up more than 1400%. that is incredible. this chart shows uncertainty between the bears and bulls. the bulls are very positive on elon musk's vision. the bears think the goal of the vehicles in 2018 unattainable. plus, the high cash burn.

i don't care if snap goes you have 25% from here even if it's the next microsoft, am or google. history says wait 3-6 months. the price will stabilize then you can buy it it's insane to go buy and trade this almost garbage now. trish: wow, almost garbage. gary: john, let's go back to the markets. we built in expectations for tax cuts and regulatory reform. the market is pricing in a lot of this. to go back to what trish was saying about concerns that are out there. when will the market say enough is enough. when will we have to worry what we are not getting out of washington will start to impact the markets? >> the markets do with they are going to do. and we talk about triggers after. just to take a hierarchy. if you look at the proposals. one that's positive and has month cost is re-patriation. on the on th -- on the other ha- >> it's seasoned by these companies. but who is going to spend money, infrastructure bank controlled by whom. but the money will come back. that seems like a relatively free, easy thing for the economy. when you come to tax cuts. to my way of thinking is

with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze the data faster than ever before. if we can detect new viruses before they spread, we may someday prevent outbreaks before they begin. reporter: let's talk about the headliner, the debut of snapchat. it opened at $24 a shire, trading as high as $25.06. a nice pop for snapchat in its debut on wall street. gary: the stock soared to 24 dollars. well above the $17 pricing. trish: the company has an valuation of $30 billion. and it's still losing a lot of money now. typical tech company. we are here with paul schatz and john levin. you are worried things are getting a little frosty. everybody is thinking the same. you have see an ipo like this one, a tech company coming out. does it bring memories of the year 2000? >> the s & p index people have created a great index. trish: what are your thoughts on snap? >> clearly it's representative a frothy environment. but that started in '98. it took 21 months to get us out of control. regarding snap, i asked my 1 13-year-old daughter, what do you think of it? she uses snap and inst

dave hiner, vice president and deputy council microsoft corporation. mr. la plaidny, president and ceo and mr. tom stroops. now, we have -- a lot of people are prepared, come long distances and put a lot of thought into this hearing. we have votes at the top of the hour. we want to be respectful of the time and preparation of our witnesses. we will proceed with the testimony. and members will simply proceed in and out during the two votes i think which will begin at the top of the hour. we'll be able to proceed in that fashion without having to reset and take the valuable time of these participants. we'll begin to my left, and mr. bergman, you're recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. >> good morning. open behalf of ctia, thank you for the opportunity to speak about the significant economic contributions of the u.s. wireless industry. the power of wireless is transforring how we live and work in every community across the country and ever sector of the economy. we're about to have a breakthrough of 5g. it will add trillions of dollars to our

. ♪ ashlee: companies like microsoft place their research centers here to tap into the local academicous ideas. chris bishop runs this lab and oversees research in a number of areas. one of the most compelling and frightening areas is artificial intelligence. ♪ chris: this is just an amazingly exciting time in artificial intelligence. more and more tasks are becoming solved in image understanding, in speech recognition, and so on. so while we have a long way to go before we get to the full capabilities of the human brain, there is a sense that for some kinds of tasks, sort of the barriers have been removed. ♪ ashlee: computer scientists have dreamed of creating a true artificial intelligence for decades. they have been hunting for a machine that can equal or surpass humans. recently, people like bishop have started to make real headway thanks to an approach called machine learning. chris: if you go back to the time of turing, computing is about logic, it is about determinism, and the code, the instructions on which the computer runs are created by humans. with machine learning, there

with the -- liz: this hit big tech companies like am, microsoft, samsung and google. they vowed to close any holes that the leak showed were open. allegedly the cia produced malware systems to take control of electronic devices. wikileaks says they are going to offer the information to tech companies. but let's take this to fox business' hillary vaughn. she asked julian vaughn this question. >> hillary vaughn from fox. how long do you anticipate it will help tech company to issue fixes and secure device? it's an important question. those could be issues in two or three days. the problems that affect for critical aspects of the computer code whether in a telephone or tv. photos can take longer to fix. some systems like android, possibly like the samsung tv, there is no automatic update so people have to manually pull something in. that means only people who are aware of it can fix the problem. liz: joining me, judge andrew napolitano. is it illegal for tech companies to work with a criminal organization like wikileaks to find out how these phones western blown open? ju

i'm microsoft's vice president of regulatory affairs. i'm pleased to have the opportunity to speak with you today about the critical importance of inrunsed spectrum to the u.s. economy. we all use unlicensed spectrum every day without giving it much thought. if you open to unlock your car with a key fob or open your ga roar door with remote this morning, make hands free call in your car you're using unlicensed spectrum. if you use a fitness tracker you're connecting to your phone with unlicensed spectrum. of course we all use wi-fi every day. pcs, laptops, tablets mobile phones, game consoles, smart tvs, thermostats, webcams, lighting systems and countless other devices connect to the internet and one another with unlicensed wi-fi spectrum. this success story is no accident. congress and the fcc had great foresight decades ago in opening up spectrum to unlicensed use. today unlicensed use, unlicensed spectrum is powering the nation's economy. the nation's internet economy. we can see it all around us. for example, most u.s. homes have a

my name is dave heiner and i am microsoft's vice president of regulatory affairs. am pleased to have the opportunity to speak to you about the critical importance of the unlicensed spectrum. we all use it every day without giving much thought. if you open your car with a key fob or opened your garage door with a remote, make a hands free call in your car, you are using unlicensed spectrum. we all use wi-fi every day, of course. pc, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, game consoles, webcams, lighting systems and countless other devices connect to the internet and one another with unlicensed wi-fi spectrum. this success story is no accident. congress and the fcc had great foresight decades ago in opening up unlicensed use. today it is powering the nation's economy. most u.s. homes have a wi-fi connection. away from home, 94 million public wi-fi hot spots are around the world and that is projected to grow to more than 500 million by 2021. people want wi-fi wherever they go and wnt it for all of their american devices. as of 2015, the industry had shipped more than ten mi

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the ceo of microsoft has called his company and ia, intelligence augmentation company. he wants to use he says ai technology extent humans rather than replace them. what's interesting about the way ai has accelerated into our lives is that it comes and atkinson price points now and we don't even notice it. going back to 2010-2011, steve jobs put syria at the very heart of the iphone and the hundreds of millions of people use it. hundreds of millions of people use google holder and submits a people use borton. hundreds of people use amazon echo. it just slipped in and so that's one example. ai is underneath the fact that machines can listen to us and understand. there is software that google offers for free called google translate which allows you to give it a document in any number of languages and microsoft has a similar service, and it will give you back a pretty good translation. not perfect but good enough, which is really quite remarkable. remarkable. if you get in a modern car, i have a two-year-old volvo and it has a camera in it that as a high technology inside

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the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. good thursday morning, welcome back, thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, good morning, it is thursday march second, top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. will it be a picture perfect day on wall street? snapchat snap set to begin trading today. the value snap at $24 billion. so what are you getting for your money, we will check it out. controversy in nation's capitol this morning. the white house slamming democrats over latest attack on the trump administration. democrats attacking attorney general jeff sessions this morning over official meetings with russia's embassador. confirmations for president trump's cabinet are still stalled, ryan zinke has been confirmed finally as the next secretary of the interior while a vote on dr. ben carson as the next secretary of housing and urban development is expected later this morning. move coming just two days after president trump's address to congress was praised. >> president trump, the message that he sent to

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the microsoft cloud turns information into insight.> one part of life where central planners always say where government must take control is disaster relief. >> power is without through new orleans. >> central planners are quick to st say a big store requires big government. college professor jake argues that. >> we all face strong storms and you need some sort of group of people to figure out the process by which they are going to rebuild. >> after katrina fema made people's lives worse. they were awful. >> fema was also run by someone who was put there in a patron edge position who had no idea how to run the agency. >> isn't that how it happens in government? >> no. it could be run by people who know the specifics who know the expertise. >> techno crabs with expertise easy to i a sume they would hire the right people. he was smart he went to harvard. those experts will make sure they get changed the right way. >> he worked at the department of homeland security. >> spending billions, how can you not be prepared? >>> oo big governmen

of dollars that was printed to give linked over to microsoft who controls a lot of the technology. this is kind of how it works. was, when the initial ipo for linkedin went out, it went out to very few people. if you hire from link in -- linkedin, you are only going to get certain types of corporate people. think a certain way. typical -- a kind of really stops innovation. where thek at innovation comes from in the tech industry, a lot of it comes from overseas engineers and things like this, because they had to learn the systems from the ground up. in,t: care to weigh chelsea? i am trying to draw out a specific thing. you said a lot of specific things in there. i am not really sure what to say to that, honestly. to our caller from lauren, ohio. caller: we definitely do not need marijuana smoking in the united states. that is for sure. first question on the magazine -- can they sell your information out? can they sell that information to other companies that deal with magazines? also, is he's been going to talk about the wiretapping on donald trump from president obama? tomorrow is

it is pretty similar to microsoft windows continuum, which isa microsoft windows continuum, which isws you to use your offer is a desktop computer. i think the galaxy note 7 was a business device. building a bigger screen into the s8 and adding the dustov mode really helps about. the question is, jack, will compete with apple? they are launching a new phone in september to mark ten years since entering the business. and huawei are entering the business world. there is competition on all sides, is me? there is a move towards the apple model for owning the mac earning consumer engagement and when you make a switch, you stay with the brand. —— for earning. there will be another big launch from huawei in the next few days in the uk. they have a lot on their plate. they give real—time, jack. so we'll keep our eye on that huawei launch later in the day as well. the insurance market lloyd's of london will establish a new european base in brussels to avoid losing business when the uk leaves the eu, according to press reports. the company has not confirmed the decision, but said it would make

the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," i'm gary kaminsky. trish rsh -- trish: i'm trish regan >> to accomplish our goaments ao accomplish our goals we have to make it easier for businesses to do business in the united states. i'm asking all members of congress to join me in dream offing big and bold and daring things for our country. trish: then this happened. >> if we hit 21,000 today -- gary: the rally did slow down towards the end of the week but one of our guests thinks the trump rally has a long way to go. he thinks we'll see 30,000 by labor day. paul, you are saying 23,000. let's talk about this week first. what did you have make of what happened this week and why was it we made these new highs after the speech tuesday night? >> i think as each day goes on we give investors less and less reason to sell. think all those people who sold last february, who sold after brexit and sold before and right after the election. i think they are being forced back

microsoft calls that project olympus. that's going to be huge, just like mt. judge. >> thank you, doc. >> that's somewhere over there in italy. >> quit while you're behind. keep going on the stock. >> i like the stock and i like microsoft even more. i don't think they've had that significant a pop as nvidia has had. of the two, i take microsoft over nvidia on the potential here. >> how about among chips with this stock up 40% since the election alone in a world in which amd is up 93% since the election? >> very low base. >> intel, smh is up 13. >> i'm long intel. i like that one on the upside. i'm seeing some pretty good perkilation per percolation zblfrg i just said about nvidia you could also apply to amd. they're going after all the same stuff. cloud computing. and not abandoning the pc business, which is now stable and not a terrible business to be in. but look at amd. design wins with alibaba, google. you could own either stock. amd made a huge move. this thing was priced for bankruptcy a couple of years ago. the whole thing has been flipped. balance shee

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. >> water sports and microsoft. >> on the microsoft front is that old tech that needs to fly in companiesw that with intel or does it have growth options of its own? >> it's a little bit of both. it does have growth options. the thing that's consistently under appreciated about microsoft, we talked about cloud. for them the platform of the service, the apps and softwares as a service for them is a growth area that we think has a lot of legs to t. it it. it's not the commodities level which is where amazon and others are competing. >> and ernesto, tell us from your point of view, i mean, listen, to have a low volatility equity fund, that's called the s&p 500 these days. does that complicate things for you? >> we are even lower volatility. a couple of stocks that we own like everest re and axis capital, they're .7 of the risk of the s&p 500. so there's a lower risk there. very attracttivelily valued at 10 and 15 times earnings respectively. generating all of this income from the portfolio. and they're pretty immune to the economic cycle. this is the kind of stock we believe we should own in

the canadian police believe microsoft and can -- have been given information in their country. >> most of them are running away from other events in their country of origin. is thathave noticed there are agencies that explain to people how to get here. >> a number of migrants on the road to canada shows no sign of falling. anchor: foreign ministers of germany and turkey have a queue to meet next week. ties soured after a turkish minister was blocked from addressing in a desperate addressing a rally. hand additional powers to present erdogan. and turkey's nationals could prove pivotal in that vote. >> a row has erected between ankara and berlin over the cancellation over to turkish rallies set to take place in germany. they were set to feature turkish governor -- turkish ministers in attempts to woo the roughly 1.5 million turkish citizens living and voting yes in favor of increasing presidential powers in a referendum to take place in april. officials say their event was called off because they didn't have the resources to cope with the numbers expected. authorities canceled their rall

were and there were stores even before the whole, the iphone. >> my care has its own app store, microsofthad its own store and its own devices so we go back quite a ways. we theoretically go back to the 90s but when you saw the explosion with 2007 and the launch of the iphone in 2009, it's very interesting that we see now obamacare, aca was passed in 2009 and was promulgated in 2008. at the edge of the industry, to today are is ubiquitous and constant. you have to look at our timeline as beginning in 2008 . but like any good origin story, there's a couple spider bites that happen, radioactivespider bites that happen in the 90s . it really made the difference in most technology, in the environment that was right. we have to have processes and we had to have communications technologies. >> the, as we talked about earlier, how we get faster bandwidth and we had to have the bandwidth services, we had ships to run them and we had to have friendly creativity, we give them credit for that on developing an app store that was open and robust that gave us an opportunity to have consumers pay for so

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microsoft is number one. a very large cam company. >> it is. microsoft missed some of the moves, some of the movement out of pcs into mobile. the current leadership is trying to information doim get in front of current trends and cloud computing is one of those. it is the second largest provider behind amazon. and they spent $12 billion last year in research and development. and they're a leading firm in terms of artificial intelligence. so their most recent price to earnings is less than 20. they have $120 billion of cash overseas. if repatriated, it could be very useful. >>> let's move on to another company that nobody else would have heard of but you and me. google parent alphabet. it has been in the news over the concern because they've pulled ads with its adjacency with ads they might find objectionable. >> i think that speaks to the foot print google has. their probably one of the most innovative companies. they have such a huge reach. they'll run into these problems. so i think that their growth, however, and the current valley waegs, mo

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microsoft and google say they are investigating, but for some americans this breach could hit closer to home. >> reporter: in some of the most common electronic devices, spying on their owners. designed to break into iphone or android and bypass secure messing apps. and even a hack from microsoft windows named after a character in a popular will ferrell movie, and wikileaks is not revealing its source and the cia is not commenting. computer experts and former intelligence officials are treating the documents as real as well as the alleged security breach. >> we have always been worried about spies inside our agencies, and what is different now is technology allowed the fruits of the spying, if you will, to be more powerful in the hands of our adversaries. >> the spying tools would have been used exclusively for foreign surveillance, but the breach is asking questions about whether americans could be targeted. >> when you see something connected, a home, a light switch, and remember, that means hacker connected. >> that was peter alexander reporting. >>> at least six people are dead a

even a hack for microsoft windows named after a character in a movie.bc news hasn't authenticated the documents and wikileaks isn't revealing the source. tonight the cia isn't commenting. computer experts are treating the documents as real as well as the alleged security breach. >> we have always been worried about spies inside our agencies. what's different is technology has allowed the fruits of that spying, if you will, to be more powerful in the hands of our adversaries. >> reporter: the spying tools would have been used for foreign surveillance but the alleged breach is raising questions about whether in the hands of cyber criminals americans could now be targeted. when you see something that is billed as internet connected, be it a home, car, light switch, whatever, just remember that also means hacker connected. >> reporter: tonight some of america's top tech companies like google and microsoft say they are investigating. u.s. officials have accused wikileaks of clueding with russian spies and tells nbc news this could all be propaganda but wikil

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. >> so, in honor of reid hoffman joining the microsoft board, how does twitter pull a microsoft, sinceseems to be the tech turnaround du jour? new leadership? something else? >> there really are only three choices. one is to bring evan williams back, bring medium over. evan constantly novartis and releases new product, and he's a true innovator, and i think he's grown a lot since the early days of twitter. and i think he would release a lot of product and take some bold action, which is what's missing right now. the second possibility is to hire somebody who's a bit of a wild card, somebody who is a product manager, who builds great product, but who's unknown, and then put really great management around them. the third possibility is to just sell this thing and be done with it. i don't know what the board of twitter is thinking, putting a halftime ceo in, but if your company cannot grow in a time of political upheaval when you have a reality tv president using it and has gone completely rogue on the platform, then you will never grow. i don't think twitter's ever going to grow again un

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